Your Guide To Corpus Christi, Port Aransas, Rockport, Mustang Island, Fulton, Padre Island, and ALL of the Coastal Bend.
Less than 7 percent of older Americans bother to get the medical tests and services recommended for them, according to a report from the American Academy of Family Physicians. As we age, it becomes even more important that we take Read more…
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Buying a car is a long-term commitment for most, with a lot of thought going into the monthly payments and possible maintenance and repair costs over time. Buying a used car could mean more on the repair end if you Read more…
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As bay area families plan their menus for this year’s Easter feast, the Corpus Christi HoneyBaked Ham Cafe, 1502 Airline Drive, prepares for one of its busiest times of the year. Christmas remains the biggest holiday for HoneyBaked’s juicy, sweet Read more…
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Diesel engines are gaining popularity in America as cleaner emissions and better performance have more people considering diesel with their next vehicle purchase. In one recent poll, 41 percent of people said they likely would consider buying a diesel vehicle, Read more…
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Walking in quick bursts for a short period of time can prolong your life, according a several new studies. Short walks with quick bursts of interval-style exercise are better for the body than a continuous 30-minute walk, according to one Read more…
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Several of the 42 sessions at the Texas State Historical Association’s annual meeting will focus on the history of the host community of Corpus Christi. One of those sessions will highlight the work of civil rights activist Dr. Hector P. Read more…
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Downtown First Weekend begins Friday, March 6 with the ArtWalk. From 5:30 to 9 p.m. La Retama Park will be filled with vendors, artists, live music and food as downtown opens up to host the monthly event. More than 100 Read more…
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The March issue of the Corpus Christi Business News, which lands in 10,000 local business mailboxes this week, marks its first year in business with stories about the upcoming two-week-long Spring Break and features on the following local entrepreneurs: • Read more…
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The first signs of spring were spotted this weekend on Hwy 37 in Corpus Christi. Patches of bluebonnets are blooming big and blue all long the highway — if only motorists on the 75 mile per hour roadway slow down Read more…
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Work won’t start until next year, but the $11.9 million needed to add passing lanes to State Hwy 361 was approved by the Texas Transportation Commission Feb. 25. The money is part of $1.74 billion in road funds approved by Read more…
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